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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15
Supper at the Park.

The four lodges of the Ancient
Order of United Workman in this
city, Amity No. SO, Equity No. 26,
East Sedalia No. 10, and the Ger
man lodge, No. 176, will give a
grand Thanksgiving supper at the
park. The lodges from Warrensburg,
Lamonte, Hughesville, Upton, Boon
vile, and other cities. will join the
four lodges here, and grand good
time will be the result.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15
SEDALIA GOSSIP.

Finest weather Of the year.
Thanksgiving November Oath.
The anarchists are disposed of now
Tor the fat turkeys.
The fast mail train was more than an
hour late yesterday morning.
Eight car loads of cattle were received
ever the narrow gauge yesterday.
The New York Dramatic Times de-
sires correspondent in this city.
Attorney Sangree is representing the
city attorney during the latter's absence.
I'm another column read the adver-
tisement of Mrs. Norton's great sale oil
millinery.
down In front of Miss Whitehead's millin.
cry store, Oh Ohio street.
The derrick has been moved from in
front of the new Dempsey building, and
the sidewalk cl AIRED for travel.
Commencing to- morrow afternoon, the
Young Mems Christian Association will be.
gin a week of prayer service. w. ID. Fell
lows will lead the meeting tomorrow /; sub.
ject Fright reason leads to acknowledge
nent of God"
"A BAzoo reporter sauntered into the
cabinet and repair shop of Hibbs Bros
yesterday, and found those gentlemen act.
lively engaged in their work. They have
already gained notein their branch of
business. Gu and see them at lis East Sec
ond street, opposite postof6ce.
The members of the Christian church
of Hughesville will give large dinner or
Thanksgiving day, at which they will serve
many delicscies. Quite number of Sc
dalians as we'll as residents near Longwood
and at other points promise to be pres
Rnt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15
Horses Cattle and Chickens

For collie and grubs. for lung fever,
cough or hide-bound, 1 give Simmons
Liver Regulator in a mash twice a day.
You can recommend it to svery one hav-
ing stock as the best medicine known fo-
the above complaints. In using it with
nv chickens, for cholera and cages, mix
it with the dough and feed it to them once
a day. By this treatment have lost none
where the Regulator was given promptly
and regularly. E. I. TAYLOR,
Agt. for Changers of Ga.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15
A Confession.
Kansas City Star

Kansas City Star,
The suiciIe of Lingg was confes-
sion. Innocent men DO not commit
suicide in the face of the gallows.
They hope to the last. They insist
on some one else taking the RESPONSE
billy of killing them. Under the
custances Lingg's suicide was con-
fessioD.
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Very True.
Post-Dispatch.

Post-Dspatch.
The morning papers of to-day, as
usual, published the news which was
in the Post-Dispatch of yesterday. 1t
is in times when there is great anxi-
ETY. to hear the news that the superior
ity of the evening paper comes out.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15
Died at HARDWOOD.

The body of Parmelia Padgett, who
died Friday at HARDWOOD, of typhoid
fever, arrived in this city yesterday
morning, in charge of George r. Pad
gett, and was taken to Versailles for
interment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15

I'm another column of this issue wifi
be found an entirely new and novel
specimen of attractive advertising. 1t is
one of the neatest ever placed in our paper
and we think our readers will be well
repaid for examining the supposed display
letters In the advertisement of Prickly
Ash Bitters.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15
Week of PRAYER.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE internatio- al
convention of the Y. NJ. C. A., in accord
pointed tomorrow and the week following
Is the week of prayer for young me-, and
requests pastors to preach on that day with
reference TO the subject,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15
Licensed To Wed.

Friday evening Recorder Land
mann issued marriage license to
George Gundel and Miss Meta Deck
mann, both of Benton county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15
A Cholera Scare.

New York Sun.
She:-"O, Jacob, Jacob, / hat
dropped ter limburger chees oud of
ter back window !"
He:-''Vot a galamities Now
will come to US pretty quick ter board
of health NIT Elm cholera case"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15

"A Lowell machine shop has large
orders for mining machinery to be
shipped to Mexico, Virginia and
Georgia.
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COURT HOUSE NOTES.

County court will meet Monday.
Probate court will meet Monday.
Criminal court adjourned at noon
yesterday until Monday morning.
The trial of T. T. Mullins, in.
dIcted for murder in the first degree,
is set for Thursday next.
"A marriage license was issued
yesterday afternoon to Doc Chism
and Julia A. Warren, both colored.
Criminal Judge Rylsnd and
County Attorney Lamm inspected
the Main street sewer yesterday after
noon.
The probate court docket for
Monday is as follows
Anthony A. Minter, administrator
of the estate of Piety Minter, deceas-
ed annual settlement.
E. G.. Bouldin, administrator of the
estate of E. q. Cheatham, deceased !;
annual settlement.
j. E. Rector, guardian and cura-
tor of Nj. and A. j. Reeves, minors !;
annual settlement.
A. FL. Cartwright, guardian and
curator of S. ami M. Conk wright, mi
nors annual settlement.
John Holtsman, guardian and cura-
tor of G. A. Holtsman, minor annual
settlement.
Frank Houston, administrator of
the estate of E. w. Brown, deceased !;
annual settlement
William Rector, guardian and Gu
rator of NJ. j. Rector, minor I; annual
settlement.
Before Judge Ryland.
Charles Garrison, alias Charles l..
Logan, who was arrested here a few
days ago for obtaining money under
false pretenses, is before Judge Ry-
land,this afternoon on a writ of habeas
corpus, for the purpose of releasing
him.
About November LIST Garrison rep
resented to a man namedOtto Flach of
Madison county, ILL.,, that he could
sell him for $3.50 share in his bust
ness. Flach gave Garrison the money
and later on found that he had
been swindled. He began to
look for Garrison, but found that he
had skipped the country. He had
come to Sedalia and was arrested here
a few days ago for peddling without a
license by Marshal jackson and was
fined $40 and costs before Justice
Blair.
Indiana's FavOrite Soldier.
Gen. NJ. ID. Manson, ex-lieutenant
governor of Indiana, in company
with Col Bringherst and Samuel l..
McFaddin, of Logansport, Ind. !,
passed through the city this morning,
en- route to their homes from Fl.
Worth, Tex, where they have been
in attendance at the re-
union of the Mexican veterans,
held there this week. Gen. Mansen
is one of Indiana's favorite sons, and
has been honored with high positions
time and again. In 1884 ON the same
ticket with Governor Isaac P. Gray,
he was elected lieutenant governor of
Indiana, and, up to last spring, held
that position with honor. At the
time stated he resigned to
accept the appointment of Internal
Revenue collector, with headquarters
at Terre Haute.
The Generals home is at Crawfords-
vile, Ind, one of the garden resident
cities of this county where also lives
the author of ben Hur"-Gen.
Lew Wallace and Baylis Hanna,
present Minister to the Argentine Re-
public.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15

Wanted, two or three wood choppers.
Apply to Campbell & Westover, Main
street 11-15w-2ts
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15
The Bottom of the Sea

'SPALDNe's GLUE" repairs everything
but personal injuries.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15

To gather pearls from oceans vases
Divers 60 down Ia divers places
But at our mouths of streams and bays,
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beauty's mouth that shine
Made by the SOZODONT divine.
The Bottom Of the Sea
yields no pearl that can exceed in beauty
teeth whitened and cleansed with that in
comparable dentifrice the fragrant 5000
DON'T. Nor is coral roster than the gums
in which such teeth are set. So say the
ladies, who are the best judges in such
matters.
"SPALDINe's GLUE" repairs everything
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III FAD

Ache they would be almost priceless to nose VINO
suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu-
natey their goodness does not END here, and those
who once try them viii find these little pills yalu.
able In so many ways that they VIII not De VIKING
70 do Uithout Them But after al sick bead
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-15
SICK

Headache yet Carter sLitte Liver Pills are equally
valuable in Constipation curing and preventing
this annoying complaint, while they also corre6
sll disorders Of the stomach, stimulate tt livet
and regulate the bowels. Even If they only cured
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RE

Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles Incl
dent TO bilious state of the system, such as Dig
ziness Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating.
Pain in the Side. &c. While their most remarss
able success has been shown in curing
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satisfied with the transaction ora Monday when n,
Cook, detective. accompanied by lanes Cei!ins, VINO
keeps livery stable In Brooklyn. called upon MN anu
requested bs shown the horse attained oy sm i"p
Mr. sarles The hsfsc at epcs Hesuned ny MT. Col
has ~ his properly. II mad beer hired oy Two men
Nav last for IA drive Coney Island. and that was the
last seen OF tho the team. MT Jehhlssn surren
dered the nerse its owner Tho TWO men "ne stols
the property were recently arrested IN Roenester snd
ire now In the Klsgs County jail ihey gave lnsH
names as James Cahill and Fred Fairbanka
WHITE PLAfNs.-The Board OF Supervisors YESTERDAY
appointed m, 7arruto,rn Argus. Republican. and The
Eastern state Journal to publish the session laws during
the
John McCarty pleaded guilty yesterday In the Court
of Re sinns Of assaut I'm the first Degree ana was sem
fenced by judge Nils to be sing Sing PRISON Tor nVo
wears In July last he cut and sascd John White IN
a row al Mama oueck inhcting Injuries which resulted
I'm the lpss Of tho iaters right arm. :; James
Rrady an aged horse thief also pleaded gnHy 10 an
Indictment Of grand larceny in stealing horse harness
ard buggy from Ferdinand Fusnger, OF Ncw-EOchcle,
on Iuv 81 and selling tho same In brooklyn the next
day Judge NILS serteeced him for four years
Mt VERNON 49, ooks from The sunday library OF
tbs rirst Presbrtcra Church distributed 10 the
schoors for the first nio Sunday. The library
sists OF aver q hundred well selected volumes. which
have been given hy the members OF the church.
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WERTCH t.sTEE COUNTY

EEw-ROCHEILB Pursuant u a call issued bv the
president and Bsard OF trustees, public meeting OF
taxpayers and other czrns ntere-ted ia the question
OF establishing system Of sewerage was held at the
town hail on Monday evening Jsh >tephcs son, tho
carbnilder wascns chairman lie said that first
questis TO he considered was Did New-Eoch~e require
system OF seweraxef which wsa decidoaod In the
affirmative by The meeting. rho next qucstiOn bs
considered WAS whai system should be- adonted. Upon
this point no appeared 10 have any definite plan 10
Offer AID upon HstsD the chairman authorized 10
appoint COMMITTEES OF tho citizens 10 gather iaf.rma-
ten In regard 10 tho various systens In and report
within thirty daya
MAMARoSRCK.-s"m time Union Free School
Districts Nos. ami we're COZ solidAted The Board OF
Education has called special Ing Of voters. be
held at the own hall on December 90 fer tho If
approprfsting $4,000 to be expended In the
OF a site for a new school
sIS0 sisG.-Absut ak menths arc A. v. Jsnni-on.
proprietor OF the American Hotel. was induced To
change with Hiram Narss OF CrstOn LAKE. and felt
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INCO 1ING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w.roKK.........TUEsDAr. NOV. 20.
ARIINED

PORT OF w.roKK. ........rU EsDAr NOV 20. 1887
ARRIVED.
Ethiopia Rr Wilson. Glasgow Sov ls Neville
~. and 81 passengers 10 Henderson Bros, Ar
steamer A,rra tGe- Bn..iu. Fireman 10 southamp
ton =" with mise and passengcrs To Oeirich. 60
aud passenger, to BOuitcn 4 Daeit Arrived at tho
Steamer ri Dorado Byrac. Neworcan, day. mdso
to John r Van sickle
ton with md.o 4nd passengers to Wn ? civde 3 Co.
~lt5 .o ia, TO .rG.r ,s,.s I. rhoo Husrr Co -
m s., 70 C o. .- .. t. n r' Co win
Bar. Curacao oi "na.o1 NJ, NoSS Curacao Is day"
srNsEr.-At sandy nsos -isi moderate. ". clear. ~
City Island. Wind light INV. olesG
Arrived yesterday
passengers to Ward Co Arnvei .tthe liar q. u 50
CLEARED
Steamer Denmark nr'. Rlroy London-F W Hurst
ste.mei raw ,ar, Dnnc.. Gla,gow r.nd,r.oa Rro.
Aer tper Ch.toners bremen VIA southa mptsn
steamer ,Brl. BrownGg. belize Rua an &c-wln(
,.su-i i,umnu. tnr) Losoo. Montoso Ray. Jam Geo
II ra-o. Quick. New orcao.-Jonu T Van sickle
steamer lemA-Acc fiatt ChsTiosOn ani Fcruanins " IN
Steamer CITY OF savannah smith savannAh-Henrr ongs
steamer richmond. Iosney. Newpor News asd Norfolk
stsainef Herman winter Iailett Bo.,on-r II Dinocg
ship Loeb k-'rne 'hrj. Hunter. glasgow HeadsrsOn
B4r. Kedron or. Power. Ro,,eri.m-c nertaur
h. .Ts as y orr Mahe r"t f aiar;
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BARK Msrrrcrta lGtaD. Pcrllo 81 Dous Rhono
fr-Funch. Ldyo e
Bark MOnsi. D. o.. Wallace Port SPAN. Trinidad and
BudEetown. B-rb4doo--H IrpwbudKos sons
bar. Agi"nip Abundo ttt~L. C-mma'ot-. PM deps =
Fuach. Edye A Co
bug Favoric HAp,n Ponta Pitru II rrowbridge'. sons
BuE Me Ina Bp. fOttcr Port al Prince C BIetL son
Co
SAILED
Steamers Nevada for Livrrpoo Colorado Hun GlsAiowe
New Orleans, N4cOoches Sav4nRah Yem4sssr
sen~cA wc.t Point Va. Richmond Nc~poft Nev,.
~hps An j. Tor LOniOn. OburOu, Amsterdam Loeb kaIlns
Glasgow.
BARK. Mama ga for saigon Isabel and Irsie Ross. Ant
werp. bucher LOG ten.
Brss s6ffc TOR Savannah Robert Dillon Fernan.
dina
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREfOE PORTS.
QugYSsTOws. Nov % Arrvst steamer Pennsyivana
ThOinis. rom NorYo!k Nov 10 her Liverpool
Tan soledL
MOyiLLE Nov Arrived steamer Furnc.sia tar, He'd.
dotw from New Yotz Nsv 10 Ou her Gaygow
procr~ds 49,
NEWCASTLE Nsv % salsd steamer Newcastle city tbr)
ThrIu,Ou. Tor new
LIZ, nov 20 Passed <odcrlznd Bslcl Grinn
from Phila'ieli m NOv II IN her Antrerp
DOVER. Nov 2oPassed steamer Hans & Kurt ttIer1
Glaovr ks. from NswIuTg Nov g. to Hamburg
ANTWERP Nov 2S-Sa Ell. steamer Hermann (usr Meyer.
for Ssr.Yoik -
AuIved. Jan BrcydeI (Belrl Meyer from New.
YorL
UBKALTAR Nov 2l-Passe. steamer Chandsrnagor III,
Toui~n. irOm Mediterranean ports fsr New York
NAfLKh. Nov I5-Sxilesi Steamer Utopia
for New York
GKSoA. Nov 26-Arnvoi. Steamer Acad. (Br, nayue.
from Now York
ALMxRi. Nov 2S-saisd. steamer Europa (aer. Ksuel
tor Now York
ti"aHsr ShapO.no v.,O'. anu F.r, PlJ.p
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NEWS From The SOBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

Henry Ebert who killed his wife at their homc' NO.
81 Paterson-st on Sunday night and then shot hiin-
self recovered cobsciousn at tho city ho'pt1l yes
terday He SAYS he has rccole ton OF the shoon Ing
and processes to believe that his wife Is still alive
Should he recover he Will be placed under arrest lh'
murdered woman buried yesterday in the Wee
hawkcn Cemetery.
John Ncvlns who for Alderman In tho Ihird
District last spfug tho Prohibition ticfct has 10
come a confirmed GrunlSard and has been sent by MS
relatives to the lncbriate Asylum at Fort Hamilton.
J. 1cbuigcr Co.'S patent fuel factory ohe-s,ory
frame building the Hackensack mea ows near
Marion, burned last night. The fire was caused
by tho oveIhcatnG of Tetort in which coal dust AMI
tar were mixed IriOr TO being pressed into blocks
The loss Is estimated s., 1000 partially insured.
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TROUBLE FSARED IN 1HE TIN MARKET

a FRENCH sYNDI ATE CONTROLS THE MARKET AND
SEEMS r RI ABLE TO DICTATE PRICES
Reports were published yesterday In regard 10 .
corner In tin controlled by French syndicate which is
causing some alarm among In this country
e. j. shriver. secretary OF tho New-York Metal
Exchange said that the published dspatchs
in the main facts stated but inaccurate the prices
quoted and In other details
Tin was quoted yesterday at 341-2 cents q pound
against "a cents on Monday and 32l 2 cents on
Saturday. The price In London yesterday was s1G3
ton, spot and 2l5j more or less for future dates The
usual pce In this country the last three wears has
been from 30 to 81 cents pound gradual rise began
October !. and continued through the month Tho
prices then began to jump The price October 81 was
% l-2 cents. and November 80 cents.
The syndicate which has possession Of nearly all the
tin In London and in Europe generally consists Of
wealthy Frenchmen many OF them bankers. and II 10
said that he have money enough u hold their mastery
Of the situation II IL also reported that they have o
corner over A. Straus Co.. OF London. who obtained
possession OF cnOmsus amount of the metal In 1885
representative OF the firm Of Phelps Dodge Co.. Of
No. III Cliff st who large dealers In tn said that
many OF the smaller consumers were alarmed at the
ststs Of thnga The French syndieate he thought had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-30
PATTERSON.

The will OF the late Charles II Pccram covers
about half sheet OF foolscap. II leaves all the
property t. his wife, and appoints her cIccutriI
The estate Is estimated be worth half million
dollars.
thief entered tho bedroom Of Frechodcr
william Mill, about midnight Of Monday and stole
500 In money from his trousers' pocket
gang Of hooNlnm. infes,s tho neIghtorhood OF
the Erie Railroad tracks and It Ii alleged that the rail-
road employees In league with them and give
ing Of the police coming Yesterday tho ruiians sci
fire 10 farmers load of hay crossing the tracks AZ
Clay-st The gang frequently robs bakers
The stock Of Stern & sOnncbOrn, bankrupt c.otacrs.
sold under force osure yesterday for about twelve
thousand dollars. The purchaser, Hugo IIehurn,
Of NewYork, placed Mr. Sonneborn In charge OF tho
business agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-30

THE BASS DRUM SUPPRESSED ATIRVIN0 HAIL.
Abram Goldst.n. lessee OF Irving Hail. went TO the
Yorkvile yesterday In answer to the summons Is
sued on complaint OF several persons living near the
hall tina they could not sleep ac cunt Of tho noisy
music there. The complananfs seemed about equally
divided in their obI-cton. 70 tho bass drum and tho
trsubnne Mr. GOdst~iH said that he was moro than
anxious 10 do all lie could the comfort OF mis- neigh
hors. and agreed 10 suppress the bass drum. This
ssened satisfactory. and Justice OReilly dismissed the
complaiut.
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WHAT GOlr;G ON TODAY.

Stevens Will before Surrogate Rollins.
j. pa. o, Nhaiag cAIcdit On, sie,Inship tOndo
NcctiI.g OF Jacob SChwabs creditors. : p M .
ln1ian Association meeting, Washington Avenue Zap
list church, Brooklyn, D. IA. 49, .
hCmGo, a.Lc Medical College Alumni, No pol East
Twenty third st., 8 q. m.
hGucdIct CO9mi,s Ouers' meeting, p. IN
lrViig lall General Committee, y.
President cen ennial COME. cDCe. y. -
Annual meeting OF Manhattan Cricket club, NO To-
Pic repOnt'st.. B'OlElYn. p.
NJ tsOlic fair. Masonic Temple.
We der uiurdr IA. before Judge Moore, BrooklYn
Fair In AID of Home for the Aged and Destitute Blind
Hotel Brunswick.
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HONE. NEWS.
ppOy1SLNT ARRIVALS.

Enh zr,nw Ho.-sensthr Frank Hiscock OF syracuse !
IT (;nzm.n Tor Nicaragua at Washingoh e1".v
srnor enry Ho>ari khude Island and Genera Joh ~
X, mn OF = y N......ASfOr -"S'-ts AN
1ho,a. 4 ke- Maine .HOptnon HOUSE Senator W H.
harm al Giiseg House-Erastus Coz nlhKl
OF AIrIny 49, Ruclfngh1ha Hotei-Shnev j f"irciiid .I
Cazr,ovs Y 30 tIGsOr hsr-C .Oiel Samuel j. lilden
:, az " ew. Lebanon y y Murray M Ho'et secretary
OF St-te FIe.rIIck oOk. OF Rochc-er St James Hotet-
Patrios Walsh vi The lu0us,a (Go.) Chronicle.
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NEWARK.

George McCrecdy. who accidentally shot his friend
and mate Robert Donald on Sunday. was admit
ted to bail yesterday. Mcdonald 10 recovering.
John Graham. living at No lac Norfolkst.. was
dragged into the Second Prccuc Police Station vester-
day morning. with his head shockngly cut In several
places whore the officer had club cd him His "oun s
were sewed up and shortly afcrward he was as
charged, the officer having eS'cd tho wrong man.
Graham then went before Justice Of the Peace ana
sw ore out a warrant against Thomas Niece. the Of
nccr for assault cry Graham stated that no
was on his way home when McGee sprang upon him
and began clubbing him. The charge on which the
arrest was made was against GrahaIn's broth her.
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DRESS PATTERNS
HOLIDAY PRES ENTS.

JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Offer this week four thousand
Dress Patterns, ut $50. $500,
1915. $500 and $3.50 each
every pattern contains Il full dress
length OF strictly all wool
terra and are positively
the best value we have ever Of
ferpd. A separate counter has
been assigned for the above, where
may also be found rare bargains i'm
odd lengths and remnants of plain
and fancy Dress Goods, marked
much below cost. The advantage
of an early selection is apparent.
Broadway and nth Street.